New Zealand’s (NZ) GDP rose by 14% in the September quarter, a stronger than expected rebound from the COVID-19 lockdown in the previous quarter, economists at Westpac inform. This data will have embedded the expectations that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) will be in no hurry to cut-rate again.
The NZD has appreciated by nearly 7.8% against the US dollar this quarter and is up 5.8% on a year-to-date basis as the kiwi has jumped to 0.7150, a 32-month high.
Successfully eliminating the spread of COVID-19 has allowed the New Zealand economy to rapidly swing back into action once the restrictions were lifted. The production measure of GDP rose by 14% in the September quarter, following an 11% drop in the June quarter (revised up from -12.2%).
Entry around: 0.90873
SL: 0.90516
Expected TP: 0.91623
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- Price has broken out of the lower Support & Resistance , the confirmation to enter this trade would have been the retrace and bounce of the Resistance to continue its bullish momentum. Happy that price will reach a previous higher level of Resistance with the positive NZD data.
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